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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07

gashtncton Dsoae the Cincinnati Commercial "dlee
Il IL notorious hero that Ohio Democrats expect &C
tive hclp from tho Administration against ONO fcPuo
Iicans-a hclr prompted alone by the ordinary hc,
ests IN tho party Victory but mainly by tho hate wh.s
Governor Forahcrs on tho nag otdcr anu ',o
mottfyIng incidents ani CON ca' ns wE'hfoo"o ~
That tbero Will be general effort to bring pak mo ou
tfo worors into full accord with tho Administration
here matter Of universal belief III - not hioll ',
tho detaIIs bavo been arranged but either by present
recognition or by definite promises IL IL cerah tha'
IittIe win DO left undone to enlist the WORKERS.
IN tbe abatement that money will DO RAISED from
onceboders h,r tho Ohio campaign, tho reply u those
who affect dsbclicve II Is that the oNl 49,, "a
,r,hd. n Let such doubtcrs answer whether thero
,uv rr,vislon OF that law If tho Pres dents
based upon It, that have NOT been vioiaUo uhe III"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07

John j. Simmons. who has large storage house at NO.
coo TO 3Oi West one hundred anitwenty ourthst was
summoned before Justice Murray, at tho forkve COURT
yesterday and accused by Mrs william Coogan, OF NO
422 West Forty ntst OF aiding TO swilds her out OF
furniture worth 100 She alleged that ne gave her
husband a card TO Arthur Hope, OF No West FOUR
teent st.. who had loaned her husband TS taHhs LILO
furniture receipt security At the end OF September
Who, william Coogan wanted 20 repay the amount
Loaned ho WIS told the furniture had been sold at sc-
ton for $50 under mortgage. wsich amount n~u
appointed Wednesday for an examination ana to.u on
that, meanwhile lie had better ma l"I iui
~ Lo shouI parsao this mater FAR as the law would
a llil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
TO ARREST A TEACHER FOR WHIPPING A BOY

Application was made to Police Justice Massey yes
tcrday to issue warrant FOR tho arrest OF Frank
Nichols A teacher in Public School No To- Brooklyn.
who is charged with beating Gavin beats are four
teen, pupil IN the school The boy IS BACKWARD
owing 10 his defective eyesight lie claims
that he went 10 school day last week
without hs glasses and In consequence could not got hs
lessons The teacher refused 10 let him go home for them
and he could not tina questions asked him 80 he
ran AWAY and did back until Wednesday when LIS
mother took him Tho toachor whipped min with rat
tan ancy. Whom he got home he was taken Sick
He bore the marks Of ths beating he had received yos-
teray Justice Massey said no would issue the warrant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
pL,CyygAyEyrlKE FAMILY OF TRIAL.

Michael O'Conn.r, Ann O'Conner. Thomas boomer
and John II uConucr father mother and two soma Of
a family which occupied At NO j39 hast Forty
seventh st. ar, accused Of roDbins Mary Ellen Hsrwocd
and they tried that charge yesterday before Judge
complaining witness u English nTudgran
siri sh. testified Yesterday that she a wemsn
with her To the O'Connsr home, where
she drank beer freely assaulted by the mao
r 81 the household and aicrwd robbed ~ her clothing
and jew,ry. Her testimony nor ~ treatment
supposed tn extent by the testimony OF tho
poc" officers described her wretchcd condition when
made q complaint The not lhlshS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
WILLS or TWO wELLKNOwN PERSONS

BY the will OF Robert LenoI Kennedy, which was Med
for probate yesterday all OF his property loft to MS
vito helrsat.lw and next OF kin In such manner as Is
provdsd by the lave OF this State The execution OF the
will il committed has wife, Sophia IL Kennedy, his
sister Rachel L. Kennedy DR. Charles stewart WuFt. 0i
phs aud Theodore Chichester The VII! - dated
June 49, 1879 -, .
OF the $500 900 OF charitable requests in the will OF
Henrietta t%rOI $4,000 each left TO the Beard OF
Fsreign Missions and 90 tho Home Board OF me PIetby
teri.n Church ExJudgc Hooper {. Van Vsrst having
RAJ ed the 30 int behalf that they were exempt
from the tax on egaccs posed by Law In certain cases
surrogate Rollins yesterday decided that tHe point was
han
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
InofgER LENS FOR fHK LICE OBSERVATOhF
Iyo,u me BostOn Uer1Ld

Tho drm Of Mcssrs Alvan Clark * sons, OF cam
mpige tho worid-tinous telescope M"Iui'c'u c1S'
,,vc frnm Europe last saturday Ions IN the rouIh
.or IN. telescope which the ln Is DGnl ipi tho i1SA
observatory IN California Tho lehs u Gho Oh , tno
,srocst n not the largest, over imported ihD thS
cnntry and it cost. In its present colditioh toout
xIIrU IL will probably take Two y'ais 10 n"s'',
cd when II is completed snd mounted. IL VIII % .ho
n,nst uowerfn glass In the world Iho oiuor lui
,.,s telescope was received nearly TWO years hso'
and IN. glass was almost ready for mounting WIN
the late Avian Clark who was at WORK on ~ ono ..'s.
woke n by accident delaying the WORK uhui ti,ohrh
W IN r,,ld he urOcured Tho lens passed. through
Tie custom House tree Of duty. ~ 1t Is 70 10 useu
for sclcntjnc purposes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07

he opened bis eyes, he CHANGED to the Archbishop
and his ssah In the full lendOr Of their Official robes,
sitting In corner OF the c.ouded chamber Of the
House OF Representatives. in uhic.~ the
beng held The minister appalled, and for
moment dazed. But there chance Iut on
the brakes lie went ahead with his PRAYER: "'rhat
may please Thee To root out of the earth whatsoever
Wofketh lie, and especially to subvet and conOund
the-tne"-there was moments hcsitaOn, and thon
ne burted out to the amazement Of all prceent"the
HottentOtS." Doctor" said a friend OF his later In
the day, what made you 81 Dglo out the ottenots as
The special objects OF your wrath ?" The preacher
eared at him for minute and replied: Il knew they
hadn any friends there at any rate"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
FAST TINE FOX A SUUTIIERN "A ILROAD.
Lhe1n Ihl 4 uo,sfa Chr nicla.

Several paragraphs havo been going the ionh..
of tho sorgta Iresa giving various railroads creIt
FOR the fastest time made In tho south In railroad
circle. tho honor conceded To engine NO Do hheih
,sr N ilam Rean,y OF tho Georgia Railroad III was
during ma Blscl-COlqutt campaign Tor united h'aes
seuat1rship, when Major Bacn WI, TO address Ino
menior. OF tho legislature special train was
made M for a number Of citizens who wished 70 60
I'M aud hear him. Tho trip from AguHa 70 hiaIt',
dstanco OF one hundred and seventy-hvs miles, was
made in thrro hours and twenty-five minutes WIN
nine stopA seven OF them long ones. PROM COMES
TO Atlanta. distance Of thirty one mics, eli
were p;e.od and tho made In thrty-iour III nuu'
mi, /, tho best-inowp record mado In Tho SouIn'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
NATURALIZATION OF ENGLIsHMEN.

70 rae Edttor OF Ths Trtoune
SIR notice with much pleasure Ia your Issue OF oceo'
her the formation OF British subjects into societies for
the purpose OF having them become citizens OF theft
adopted country tits matter which has always inter-
e,ted me and have wondered why such movement
had not been set foot long before this We whoss
native homes In the British Isles, but nave iounu
70 our advantage to leave them. have triea
tn do our duty toward our adopted country and
will no doubt do all in power to help along such
uoysms nta not only In large cities bat IN the snau
towns also There are many good and true men vine
have not been naturazsd account OF the ove they
have for thor native land II there were societies o.
sos other method Interesting them and at the same
time letting their duty nodoubt there would nc
q largo mere se Of intelligent voters. READER
S,um0lir. Conn.,, Oct l, 1887.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07

CUSTOM HOUSE CLERKS on THkIR AEITLE
The G. vii Service examination OF Custom IIOdsc clerks
for promotion continued yesterday AT the Post once
Thirty oler OF tho third class u 600 year. were ques
toned us 10 their ntness hold ~ 800 positions which
IN turn qualities thsm for place In the servco The
r.suIt will not be made known for fortnight or
,be ,srtyseyen second CLASS clerks entered the
nj satisus for promotion to the ranks OF the ~ 600
,nep two or three weeks only twenty-five obtained
the ssary percentage TO- and OF these ABOUT 80 per
s.nt recent gpp0ptces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
s4yFD ZION UI0HwAYNEN BY MS HORSE.

William Gertz is tho collector for william fcterss
Union IIlll " j.. brewery On Wednesday he made
tour of the liquor stores in jersey CITY, Hobokon ana
West Iobokcn collected some $4,000 While passing
through a portion OF Pasade known as "LossouTg
Commons" on his way homo he was attacked pJ throo
highwaymen. Ger1s e,cape was due Ia his horse ne,
conur ned and ruupng away. Tho robbers hred
volicy OF shots him he dashed by none taxing
effect other than clipping piece OF hesh 0ut OF tho
horses ear Two other bullets were found In the body o.
r carriage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY CIn the Court OF Appeals TO day the follow
ing business was transacted
Theodore D. Yorks and others. respon ients ag
J Franklin Peck and others. appellants
No 453 william II. Warng respondent, agt. Noses Cham
berain. appellant ,
Bartlett respondent - -
Cornelius ~ Ciroot, respondent agt FREDERICK w.
Aoen appellant Submitted for respondent.
SO i6f, William b. Cooper IT.. appellant. agt the Hong
Kong and Shanhai Banking Corporation, respondent
Following IL the day calendar for october Z:
Nos 4G2 4G3 ,6i 465 1866 467 472 and 47J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
PLUCK AND OBsTINACY.

70 the Editor Of Phe Tribune.
SIR: There is great difference between pluck ana
nero ohstnacy The advocates OF kee vessels nave hH
ak fair trials against boards and have been beaten
sv.rv time Not only beaten, but overwhelmed, when
they exhausted all their science on boat that they
co, inyiucble In the face Of such concusvc
nroof tney intend trying 1t again. To iandsman "
i.,ohs like sheer Oustinacy. G L. JAnhA
HiIbiu7. NJ j., Oct 3, 1887.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
r,,poprAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

,tvt apoof Oct G-33Op. m.Bsef and pork the demand
ss fallen on prime Eastern. iBs Sd do Western.
az. a. ana In poor demand Bacon In far demand long
Clear steady short clear ste ady at 43s Cd Shoulders
,iI At 90s Cheese poor demand American finest $50
Tiicw and Rosa in psor deuand Spirits OF Tuarpsnue In
fair dem 25s 3D. cwt Lard Spot and futures in
or dull at $50 I'd; dull 33s I'd No
sember borsmbsr dull At SAs Wheat good demand
New No Winter firm at Is 3D. do spring firm at Us 3d.
California No s. Sd ass 4d Genital Corn nrIn DO
mand coed New Mixed Western As 8d per cenal do Oco-
Der As 6d do November firm At As gd do. DecsmOe r
at4 So. Flour In fair demand. Hope At Londsn-New'
York state, holders not Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
SENITOh RANsUkS RkFLEC1ION FhoDA'AH'

The story which reaches here from the eou.n has
a, oycrnor Jarvis tho present United stAts m'h'svo.
soat of Gecrd Ransom, Of North Carolina ~ I'm, .no
senate next wintor. Is denied bs tho North nU ,nnd
~ Inc United states last antunn fOr me PURPOSE VI
LOOMING over tho ground. but that before ms dopuS
t,r tYaz again he had satisfied himself tha IL wouu
hn ,mpoasble TO defeat General Ransom, and mat theo
were strong Indications that the senior sehspl nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
yoRwEGI.y BARK ABAyDONEDAr SEA.

A NUR " EUINN 4 I'|s' LII ~ '-1'1f'
PHILADELPHIA Oct 8.-The Norwegian bark Sanarsng,
from Dublin August TO- for sydney. C. r., sprung leak
On Ssptember 4 aad was abandoned on September ..
latitude as SIS north longitude 1891 west IN sinking
condition Tho oaptais aud OF niue men wors res
curd and landed this port to-day by tho Nor "esian
bark Kline, from London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
MILK AND BUTTER INSTEAD OF COD LIVER OH.

TO ths Editor Of The Tribune:
STR: am pleased to see in Mondays paper asugges
lion By Reader to butter In the place OF cod liver
oil. advise all my pat enn suffering from wassin9
disease to drink milk freely and all the cream ana
buter they can digest and the result Is 50 satisfactory
that never md necessary IN prescribe col liver OIL
Hon, Sept 20, 1857. COUNTRY DOCIOh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
USE OF TIE CAMERA IN A DIVORCE SUIT


An interesting divorce suit now goug on before Ref
Cannon in Jersey City. The parties Interested are
Leonard Ernest Herman Hurtzg who Is seeking adivorce
from his wife Emma They arc Germans and highly re-
.pccted throughout tbs county Severn, months Mr.
Hurtzig engaged George Becse young music teacher,
to give lessons his children the piano Mrs. Hurtzg
is alleged showed much attention to Bsese that the
husband began suspect his wife and 10 order to satisfy
himself engaged detective TO watch their movements
.ral limos tho detective them meet and take
stroll toward Eysan Fields On one OF these occasions
while the young wife and Reese wero seated on some
rocks. photographer took several pictures or theIn
which were turned 10 the enrage husband, and are
now being used as evidence AGAINST bis wife.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07

with immunity . The Ohio Democrats who como
here for aid Of any kind ina. an Administration
can render do find their requcsts falling Oh deaf cars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07

HEAVY PUEISHMEh For PHOTOGRA PIER
Frances DuQue the pho;os rapher, OF No 7Gl Broad
WAY CHARGED with seiug Indecent photographs. Was
,r.u,nt before the judges In Special Sc.tons YESTERDAY
lie pleaded guilty" was hnod $500 ana sent 10 the
lie aItenusry Tor one year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
THE COURTS.
A VERDICT AGAINST THE ELEVATED ROAD.

VERDICT AGAINST THE ELEVATED ROAD
DR. Fayette Taylor yesterday obtained verdict for
Sl2 900 against the Manhattan Elevated Railway Com
pany for damages injuries caused to his business by
the construction OF the elevated railroad In front or his
hospital and hotel at Fifty-thrdst and Sxthave he
claimed that there was a continuous trespass on MS
rights during the five Of his lease OF the property
preceding MAY 1892. The tried before Jus
tice and jury in the superior Court IL was
third trial OF At the first the jury disagreed
and at the second the plaintiff obtained verdict for
S2O.OO0 The amount demande was $4,000. me
paint .ung the company for injury to his eyeslght
and general health alleged to have been caused by the
railroad In this which brought In the supreme
Court $4,000 damages demanded. William W.
Badger appeared for the plaintiff and Davies. Colo x
Rapa,lo for the defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
SPIRITS OF TURPENrINR

cnARLEsroN. OCT 6.-rsrpsntiRe quiet At 30t&
sAvAxNAa. Oct 6-rurpsatins arm ~ ~ &c.
WILMINGTON, oct 6.-IurpsaIlAs nrm ~ SoSe
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-04-02

A Southern Story.

Among the many irons that have
at various times kept the General on
active duty was a newspaper once,
of which he was proprietor, but not
editor. As proprietor he held him
self personally responsible for all
that went into its columns. This
responsibility has assumed a very
grave complexion on more than one
occasion, notably in the case which
resulted in the affair in question. A
braggart ofdoubtful antecedents and
more than doubtful record. took
umbrage at something that appear
ed in the paper for which the gcncr-
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-04-02

| asked her for her photograph;
She answered with lightsome laugh
IN send you one on Friday week" "
EmbOldened by her gracious mien
For am young and somewhat green.
My ardor spnrred me on to speak
(But, gracious. means find are used
10 leave a lover quite confusedD,
She smiled and whispered, "Can you
guess?
My picture shall my answer give.
To-day she's sent her negative,
Marked "April First" Does thai
mean "ves"?
luna N. Pratt.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-04-02

This is for information, too,
besides advantage.
A little history will brighten
our business side to you.
Edward Harris was pioneer
of Cashmere makers in the
United States his race has
multiplied
The goods have never lost,
bN a sinple piece or daY.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-12-29
Delinquent Tax Sale!

Lands parts delinquent by %
with the Taxes Penalty charged
agreea Law and described the following list
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-12-29
3. & 3.
.bARGAIFS EXTRAORDINARY
Goods
Winter WRAPS.

Having made recently number of very advanta-
geOus purchases-closing stocks, etc. are offer
ing now, in different departments, values which
have never been excelled. These are
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-12-29
ABSOLUTE BARGAINS,

and will repay your examination either personally
or by samples through our Mail Order Department.
We feel convinced that your interests viii be ad-
vanced by an investigation before making purchases
/ of your Fall and Winter supplies. Only very few
of these extra baraains sale can be mentions
ed in limited space such this card but our IL
luStrated F all and Winter Catalogue,
containing much valuable information to styles
values etc. for gratuitous distribution is ready
and will be sent free upon request postal to any
address. 1t is gotten up for the benefit of our out
of-towR patrons.
Opened to-day-2OO Robe Patterns, fine, servicea-
BILE, Imported Cloth in all colors. yards plain and
yards Fancy Stripes at $3.50 for the complete
Pattern Dress. These Robes have been sold this
son at $40.
Another lot of Fancy Robe Patterns OF Habits
goods of Fine Imported Serges, full line of 0Oors
with elegant Braided Panel and Garniture-Vest,
Cuffs and Collar-price $3.50 each. Contains II
Both of above special offerings consist Of about
100 Suit Patterns of each and there viii be no more
this closes the importation.
100 pieces Fancy Scotch SkirtinGs SO inches in
width, in large assortment of Fancy Stripes, at so
cents, formerly 5 so, and never sold for less
before Elegant goods.
81 inch All-WoOl Fancy Suitings, soc.
So inch All-Wool Fancy Sutings, S5c.
IS inch All-Wool Fancy Suitings, 40, 40, soc.
so inch Serges, 45c.
80 inch Cloth SGitings, 45c.
So inch Cloth SuitinGs Sic.
80 inch Cloth SuitinSs, 80, -, sc, S1.0O.
French Suitings, 20, 20, 65, IS, gOc, Sl.O0.
50 inch Tricots. 45c.
50 inch Tricots 50, Csc.
81 inch Treots, I5c to Sl.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-24
EeEaS.

= Sn Der sanaen llmgegenb bon
DalIas bat elm Regens unb 6agelfurm,
Der fib Bis iiber bic Stdbte Gornep,
9opie unb gooperbilIe eritredte. uafdgs
Ii6en S9aben angeri6tet. Dem Sa.
seItu.tter sing elm nur wenige Sefunoen
bauernber Winbs unb Hegenfurm bor
an, tpel9er nit beftigen gliben unb
betdubeuben Sonnerfdldgen begleitet
mar; oann fiel Der 5agel raid uno bid;
bier tparen i'm 6itli9eu Sbeile Der
@tabt smei @emitterausbrii6e, bic etDa
4 Minuten auseiuanber lagen, unb Der
lebte mar BEL peitem Der heftigfte. Das
llnwetter fam bon giorbmef unb ri9tete
auf ieiner gan3en 8abn in elmer Breite
BON unsefdbr elmer Weile bic grdBli9fte
Bermiiftung on; bic Grii6te auf ben
6elbern murben bollitdnbig in ben 8os
ben bineingeidlagen; Der 8erluii an
Maistorn unb Baumwolle lit groB, unb
bic 6armen ieben tuie Doe Baftenldn.
bereien aus. Iuf @apitdH S. 6. @rifs
fitb's plab, on Der @iffitbifraBe, lagen
bic 9agelf6rner feds GuB bod uno
man9e bapon iparen 10 grOB wie Wa9s
telsgier; beute Morgen UNI 10 ubr iioB,
na9bem ber 9agel bic aan3e Na1t iiber
geIegen bate, cine bollftdnbige Wahers
flutb bic Moore. Mbenue binuuter, tuie
Elm reibenber Miibtba1, unb tuuid an
pielen 5tellen bic Oberbede BON Sanb
unb Stein fort, 10 baB Der f6warae
llnterboben blosgelegt uurbe; Briiden
uurben fortgei9wemmt unb tiefe
S6lu1ten geriiIen, bur6 tuel1e Die ge'
tpaltigen Wafierfr6me flutbeten. Gum
Slid par bic Breite ber Sturmbabn
feline iebr breite; Der SUB iab mie cine
Wafierboie aus. gDie aus 2onie bes
ri1tet tuirb, iit bic 0ertpiitung in Der
l1mgegenb beionbers f9limm; 6as 3orn
III gdnalib su Boben gei6Iagen, ber
Wei3en rllinirt, unb bic 8aummolle
muB umsepfian3t iuerben; aud piel
&inopieb 1T ilngefommen; bic Sagels
former follen 10 groB wie @dnie gier
geiueien fein.
- Die neuli1 burd ole 3eitungen
in Seras segangsne Mittbeiluns, baB
bic beutfden @esuer Der probibition
in Weimar bic beutid5e Glagge aufges
hiBt bdtten unb baB bic amerttanii6en
WaiIermuder barob in groBe 9lufres
gung geratben tpdren unb an ben @ous
berneur bas 4nIinnen geifellt bdtten,
ben beuti9en 5reblern uno 5onbers
biinblern bas fofoitige gin3ieben ber
ausIdnbiiden GIagse gu gebieten, uiz
brieenfals 8lutbereisBen au befiirdien
ftdnbe-, bat fid als cine einfa9e 3eis
tungsente Der Sauren @urfens3eii ents
puppt; wie elm Beri6t aus Weimar
bonn 20. b. Wt. iast, iit bort bic beutide
SABINE gar nidt aufge;ogen porben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-24
SausbaltnuasitOffe.
0uerIet.

- Die Granb Surp bot Gbas. Wals
Ter unb Sole Auintana ber yotbau9t
angeflagt. Ser Sadtreiber 2ellep lit
freiselafen morbsn, oa feline geweiie
gesen i'm borliegen.
= 6err u. g. 8unsborougb bon
ber Southern Manufacturing @ompanp
1T BON einer erfolgrei1en @ei9dftsreiie
bur6 Oregon, California, glri3ona,
Stem Mlerieo &c. &c. auriidgefebrt. Sas
San Mntonio 8afing Bomber 1T iebt
In ienen Staten iiberal eingefiibrt.
- Die Beamtenmabl in Der geifern
ffattgebabten General 8eriammlung
bes 6eutI1senglii1en S9ulDereins ere
CAB folgenbes Reiultat: prdlibent,
s. 8roos; 8ieesprdfibent, Sac. Wdls
Ser; 3aifirer, 90. G6bIer; 6efretdr,
3. 8. Soldier. S1ulfonite: u. s.
Wulif, so. Rratauer, D. 9euermann,
9. 6anIdts. Bautomite: u. Wfope,
%. $. Seuien.
= Die @ranb Surp bat ibren BE-
ri9t einserei9t unb ii6 bertagt. Sic
bat i'm @ansen 66 9lntlagen beifdtigt.
Das 9a3arblpiei III in Der Stabt ipies
Der In ponem Gange, allein bic SurD
bofft, baB bas am 5. Suli '87 in Graft
tretenbe Geieb, meI9es bas Tergeben
nit GefdngniBbaft beitraft, hemieIben
abbelfen tuirb. Die Beri9te iiber bic
gntpei9ung Der gouutpgefangenen
fino bebeutenb tlbertrieben morben. Ius
genf9einlid LIT bic @ountpbeb0rbe ges
willt, bic 6rage besiislid Der 0ffentli.
den 2anbitraBen au alIer 3ufriebenbeit
au I6ien. Cine griinbli9e Ieinigung
bes @ountpgefdngnii1es ipirb anempfobs
len, ebenIo, DaB Wfittel uno gBege bee
idafft merben, eine ueberfillung bes
Gefdusnifss, bas ieBt 81 Snfaiien bat,
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iein Name gebrudt itanb.